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The Palmer Raids Marcus Garvey Great Migration (African-American) Sacco and Vanzetti ... Cesar Sandino Haiku in History The Roaring Twenties Integrating U. S. History with Educational Technology Deborah T. Aufdenspring New Technology High School Napa, California (This is the student history haiku page. Click here for haiku assignment page Students in the integrated U.S. History/American Literature classes at New Technology High School in Napa, California have been writing haiku about events and concepts of the 1920's in America. Combining haiku and U. S. history may seem pretty wierd. Actually there are good reasons to do it. Historical haiku are fun, they teach you about a form of poetry, and about at least one historical theme or topic. If you can distill an historical event into 17 syllables that evoke the essence of that event, or highlight someone's experience of that event, you've probably mastered knowledge of the event. The students took topics and themes from the 1920's in the United States and wrote the following. The Palmer Raids Get them out of here they bring in communism it's someone to blame Written by: Andrea Ruybal, Steven Javorina, Rosa Corona

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25. Lesson Exchange: Roaring Twenties (Senior, History) Young Date October 14, 2003 Class american history Grade Level Jazz AgeLife inthe twenties PA Academic elements in life during the roaring twenties in the http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/3022.html

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Mrs. Newmark's Page of American History, Government, and Politics Contents Home Page Homework Question of the Week Amazon Page Class Information AdvUSH GOPO APUSH ELPS Advanced United States History Lesson Units Links on United States History Quizzes AP United States Government and Politics Lesson Units Links on Government and Politics Quizzes AP United States History Lesson Units Links on United States History Quizzes Economics, Law and Political Systems Lesson Units Links for ELPS Quizzes Talk to Me E-mail betsynewmark @ att.net Guestbook More Information Quiz Bowl Page My Background My blog My husband's blog ... My 8th Grade Social Studies Page More on History Quotations About History What Historians Do This Day in U.S. History Advanced Placement United States History These quizzes correspond the the textbook, America: A Concise History by James A. Henretta, David Brody, and Lynn Dumenil. Here is the link to the textbook's website . You can choose to take their self-assessment quizzes or use any other of their study aids. Use my e-mail address (betsynewmark@att.net) as a login. MIDTERM REVIEW QUIZZES REVIEW FOR THE AP EXAM Colonial History Reconstruction ... The Sixties, Vietnam, and t

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Free University Online History of the United States II 1865 to the Present Unit 4: Progressivism The Roaring Twenties Video A Vital Progressivism Professor Martin offers a fresh perspective on Progressivism, arguing that its spirit can be best seen in the daily struggles of ordinary people. In a discussion with Professors Scharff and Miller, the struggles of Native Americans, Asian Americans, and African Americans are placed in the context of the traditional white Progressive movement. Program 19: a Vital Progressivism (Transcript) (Broadband Video on Demand) The Twenties The Roaring Twenties take to the road in Henry Ford’s landscape-altering invention - the Model T. Ford’s moving assembly line, th e emergence of a consumer culture, and the culmination of forces let loose by these entities in Los Angeles are all explored by Professor Miller. Program 20: The Twenties (Transcript) (Broadband Video on Demand) Text Chapter 8: Discontent and Reform Outline of American History Agrarian Distress and the Rise of Populism The Struggles of Labor The Reform Impulse Roosevelt's Reforms Taft and Wilson A Nation of Nations Chapter 9: War, Prosperity and Depression

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Free University History of the United States II 1865 to the Present Exam type: CLEP: 120 multiple choice questions in 90 minutes Typical credits: 3 units The material covered in the CLEP exam in History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present (which is reflected in the lecture notes and study guide which follow) is generally considered equivalent to a one semester lower division college course. (I didn't promise you a rose garden. See Getting Started A) Spend at least two sessions with a good encyclopedia ( United States of America - History ). You might also want to go through the section on Government. If you have not recently studied the period from 1820 throught the Civil War, you might want to review that at this time. A good concise Columbia Encyclopedia is avilable free online. B) As you read this material draw up a list for future cross referencing. This list would contain the names of prominent individuals, Supreme Court decisions, laws, amendments to the Constitution, major events (eg. The Spanish America War), political parties, industries, etc. The list will provide a useful outline for review, and you can look up the other references as you fill in your regular study sessions. C) You can use any standard textbook published within the last 8-10 years (frequently available for just a few dollars at a thrift shop or used book store).

32. American History & Government Home Page Chapter 18 America Claims an Empire 18901920 . Chapter 19 The First WorldWar 1914-1920 . Chapter 20 The Politics of the roaring twenties 1920-1929 . http://www.historyteacher.net/American History & Government/AmericanHistoryGover

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33. Life In The Twenties The roaring twenties. INTERNET RESOURCES. Lifestyles. The 1920 s Experience;american Cultural history 19201929 Economy Workers and Management. http://gci.wrdsb.on.ca/library/assignments/History/twenties.html

Canadian History in the Twentieth Century The Roaring Twenties INTERNET RESOURCES Consumerism and Abundance Fashion Flappers and all that Jazz Patterns and Images from 1920-1929 Men's Fashion Entertainment The Dumbells Guy Lombardo Bobbie Rosenfeld a short biography Fanny "Bobby" Rosenfeld Ethel Catherwood and Bobby Rosenfeld Percy Williams, Bobby Rosenfeld and Ethel Catherwood Percy Williams ... Mary Pickford Inventors, Inventions, Entrepreneurs Elsie MacGill a short biography Joseph-Armand Bombardier Ted Rogers Sir Frederick Banting Biography of Sir Frederick Banting ... Henry Ford and the Model T The Arts Architecture of the 1920s Music in the 1920's Films of the 1920s Emily Carr a short biography Mazo de La Roche The Jalna Series or The Whiteoak Chronicles by Mazo de La Roche The Group of Seven and Their Contemporaries Stephen Leacock: Humorist and Educator Social Issues / Politics History of the Anti-Saloon Leaque Al Capone Yahoo! Prohibition sites King of the Mob: Rocco Perri ... Canada's Al Capone - Rocco Perri Women's Rights Her Story: An Exhibition The "Persons" Case Nellie McClung a short biography Nellie McClung Emily Murphy a short biography Emily Murphy Agnes MacPhail a short biography Agnes MacPhail Women's Suffrage The Coloured Women's Club of Montreal Lifestyles The 1920's Experience American Cultural History 1920-1929 Economy: Workers and Management Restoring the Pre-World War I Economy American perspective The Winnipeg General Strike On Strike: The Winnipeg General Strike J. S. Woodsworth

34. BlackPerspectivePart14 A Black Perspective of american history. By Leon Dixon, Gerald Hynes,and Carolyn Gaines Nelson. Part Fourteen The roaring twenties. http://www.duboislc.org/BlackPerspective/BlackPerspectivePart14.html

A Black Perspective of American History By Leon Dixon, Gerald Hynes, and Carolyn Gaines Nelson Part Fourteen: The Roaring Twenties As the war ended, homecoming troops flooded the job market, while simultaneously the orders for war supplies fell off and came to an end. This situation produced a post war recession. As usual the Black laborers, both those already at home and the homecoming, were relegated to the ranks of the "last hired, first fired." "Only in the heaviest work, such as road building and longshore work could Negroes hope to hold jobs. The market for domestic servants was shrunken by post-war introduction of domestic labor saving devices such as washing machines. And, as always in a tight labor market, the Negro found himself dispossessed from those few jobs which had been traditionally available to him." As early as 1919 the returning Black soldiers were confronted, with the revival of the Ku Klux Klan, a series of brutal race riot as well as the scarcity of jobs. "The possibility of intervention on the economic front by the Federal government was nil—the American people had overwhelmingly voted for a return to 'normalcy' under the Republicans and their genial if corrupt presidential candidate, Warren G. Harding. Conservative policies in government had returned with a vengeance. Business influence in government was supreme. As Harding's successor, Calvin Coolidge, put it, 'the business of the nation is business'." "The quest for the dollar became a national crusade, prosperity was for those who could seize it, and the devil was welcome to the hindmost. The level of the national morality was well illustrated in 1925, when, with the government's permission, the Ku Klux Klan (which now boasted four million members) was allowed to parade in full white-sheeted regalia down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington."

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About Us Advertising FAQs Membership ... Site Map Members, Sign-In . Not a member? Register Now You are here: Home Roller Coasters History Roaring Twenties ROARING TWENTIES "There is no doubt that there is a place in society for providing fun and thrills that are exhilarating and where is a perceived sense of danger." - John Wardley, Coaster Designer Electric Park in Kansas City, Missouri. Many attribute the spread of the amusement park across the United States to Frederick Ingersoll and his family. Three years later he opened Luna Park in Pittsburgh. It was the first amusement park to use one of the names made famous by Coney Island. As Robert Cartmell said, "He followed Thompson and Dundy's format with a central Shoot-the-Chutes surrounded by rides, acts, and concessionaires." Ingersoll opened a Luna Park in Cleveland later that year and used the same park formula. Within a decade there were Luna Parks, White Cities and Electric Parks all over the United States, many with a trademark Shoot-the-Chutes and figure-eight coaster. If Ingersoll can be thanked for helping to spread the popularity of the amusement park, we must give the credit for the spread of the roller coaster to John A. Miller. Miller had over one hundred roller coaster patents to his name. The anti-rollback device (the clank as you go up the lift hill which prevents the cars from rolling backwards), the under friction wheels (the wheels under the track which allow the track to suddenly drop out from under the car), brakes for the station and many other items were patented by Miller. They helped him and other designers create the next generation of roller coasters.

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37. History 389: The Roaring Twenties As a result, historians have pointed to the 1920s as the first truly modern decadein american history. The roaring twenties did possess many of the features http://campus.queens.edu/depts/history/Syllabi/H389 1920s/

History Department History 389: The Roaring Twenties and the Emergence of Modern America CAS/Fall 2003 Dr. Henry Kamerling Office: 201 Watkins Hours: M/W/F 8-10, 11-12 Phone: 704-337-2435 Email: kamerlih@queens.edu Image: Archibald Motley, Blues History 389 Syllabus and Schedule of Readings Course Overview : From bootleggers and baseball players to fundamentalists and flappers, the 1920s had it all. 1920 was the first decade in American history when more people lived in urban centers than rural areas. As a result, historians have pointed to the 1920s as the first truly modern decade in American history. The Roaring Twenties did possess many of the features of modern American society. The decade saw the emergence of radio, films, cars, the family-comic strip in daily newspapers, a fascination with sports heroes and movie stars, and the rise of a national culture based on consumerism. Many of these features should be recognizable and familiar to Americans at the end of the twentieth century. But the 1920s was also a decade where traditionalists worried about the impact of these and other new facets of American life on the moral and cultural fabric of the nation. Basic Course Material, Requirements and Information

38. History Alive! The Roaring Twenties And The Great Depression affected the Great Depression and has influenced contemporary american society. thatillustrates the key lessons of the roaring twenties and the history Alive! http://www.historyalive.com/curriculum/ush-122-8.asp

On Our Site About TCI The TCI Approach Implementing at Your Site Preview an Activity ... in Your Methods Class Our Services Request a Catalog Get TCI e-News Price List Internet Connections ... Enrichment Essays Helpful Information How to Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions Site Security and Privacy Career Opportunities The Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression Contents When you teach: Your students will: The Roaring Twenties Understanding Postwar Tensions Discuss a series of slides depicting the tension in American society following World War I. Debating the Benefits of Diversity in the 1920s Host a press conference of nine historical figures to understand the benefits of diversity in the late 1920s. Keen Talk for a Swanky Age Perform skits using slang from the 1920s, and then substitute modern-day slang in the delivery. Multimedia Presentations of Changing Lifestyles Create multimedia presentations depicting key social changes in American society during the 1920s. The Coming of the Great Depression The Economic Collapse Explore the causes of the economic collapse and Great Depression in the late 1920s and the 1930s.

39. Decades In United States History                         1920’s Era Automibiles—Photographs and Ads. american Woodie Cars—19201929.Economic history of the roaring twenties. Film history of the 1920’s. http://www.lths.net/Academics/LearningResources/SubjectLinks/Roaring20's.htm

The Roaring Twenties Decades in United States History Web Sites The roaring twenties overview of the period with many excellent sites compiled by a history teacher. J azz Age Culture Flappers, Jazz, and links to much more 1920's Timeline Jazz AGe Click each year to see events, movies and other happenings WWW-VL: HISTORY: USA: 1920's Links to history, events and culture of the '20's Temperance and prohibition a history of the temperance movement and the prohibition period Votes for Women the struggles of the suffragettes and the passing of the 19th amendment Famous Trials Clarence Darrow, Leopold and loeb and the Scopes Monkey Trial flapper Decor Interior Design in the Flapper Era includes the Romantic, the Exotic and the Extravagant. Houdini The life and times of America's greatest magician AL Capone Chicago's most famous gangster and his illegal activities during the prohibition era American Cultural History 1920-1929 Roaring 20's Art and Culture Harlem Renaissance Flapper Fashion ... The Mold That Changed the World The discovery of Penicillin Automotive History 1920-1929 1920’s Era Automibiles—Photographs and Ads American Woodie Cars—1920-1929 Economic History of the Roaring Twenties ... D.W. Griffith and His Stars

40. (MSU)Sprague Library - Reference/History America The roaring twenties Web Sites The Lawless Decade A Pictorial history of the twenties 1925.From Famous Trials in american history by Doug Linder. http://library.montclair.edu/reference/historyguide.html

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